At a glance
- The CDC FOIA site provides information about the CDC FOIA Office program and how to access CDC records.
Purpose
CDC is the nation's leading public health agency, dedicated to saving lives and protecting the health of Americans. CDC ensures its science and research activities and its employees comply with federal laws, regulations, and policies in order to exercise the highest level of scientific integrity. At the core of this mission is information sharing—not just health information and disease study results, but information CDC gathers as part of a continuous process of putting information into action. As a science-based agency funded by U.S. taxpayers, CDC is committed to openness and accountability.
Like all federal agencies, CDC is required to disclose records requested in writing by any person unless the records (or a part of the records) are protected from disclosure by any of the nine exemptions contained in the law. This site provides information about the CDC FOIA Office program and how to access CDC records.
Contacts
Submit your request to the CDC/ATSDR FOIA Office:
Public Liaison: Bruno Viana – (770) 488-6246
CDC/ATSDR FOIA Officer: Roger Andoh – (770) 488-6277
A FOIA request must be e-mailed to CDC at: FOIARequests@cdc.gov
If you have not received an acknowledgement letter within 2 weeks of submitting your request, email FOIARequests@cdc.gov to check request's status.